Sentence examples for into two terms from inspiring English sources

Clinton, of course, parlayed his moderate liberalism into two terms as President.

At the school's most recent pit stop in a three-story space in Chelsea last May, a symposium featuring lectures from Erykah Badu and Debbie Harry had 62 participants (divided into two terms), chosen from more than 4,000 applicants.

It can be decomposed into two terms.

We can decompose the effect of wage cuts into two terms: direct effect and indirect effect.

In our case, we split the sum in (1.1) only into two terms, and the condition (1.5) is not assumed.

Afrasiabi and Casler (1991) decomposed the change in the Leontief inverse into two terms representing technological and product-mix change.

The 12-month MBA course will be split into three terms, teaching basic subjects such as finance and accounting and allowing students to specialise in the third term.

(British school years are split into three terms each of which has a one-week spring break-like "half term" in the middle).

Edwin W. Edwards, the silver-haired and honey-tongued former governor of Louisiana who charmed voters into four terms while surviving more than 20 investigations of accusations of wrongdoing, was sentenced today to 10 years in federal prison for extortion.

Observations were divided into four terms, which are classified in terms of colors.

For large enough, in fact, the sum in (1.1) can be split into three terms (1.3).